Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-14

men were charged With using trap-netS IN
the catching of sturgeon. The Greek fish
erman was caught fishing for salmon on
Saturday, which is contrary to law. The
cases will be tried next Friday.
A Jubilee at Lodi.
lCopyigt, 1857, by Tie California associated Press
LODI, June l3th-A grand jubilee meet
ing was held in the Town Hall tonight in
honor of the sale of the Mokelumne Ditch
and Irrigation Companys franchise, so
long lying dormant, to parties who will
push the enterprise to immediate compile
ton. The large hall was filled with en-
thusiastic citizens. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Hon. B. f. Langford, ,EJudge W. S.
Buckley and Major Orr on the benefits OF
irrigation.
Santa Fe Railroad Headquarters.
icopyigAt, 1887, by ae California Associated Press
SAN BERNARDINo, June 13th.-The Erel,-
ing I'lder to-day publishes a statement that
the general office of the Santa Fe will be
removed from Topeka to San Bernardino.
The information comes from prominent
man in Dayton, o., who claims to have the
information from a Santa Fe Director
through his brother,
A Far Fetched Suit.
[copVlgat, 1857. by the California associated Press
Los ANGELES, June 13th.-John Amonot,
a sailor, to-day instituted suit for So 000
against the Southern Pacific Company for
injuries sustained while on board the
schooner American Girl, which was tied to
a pile of the company's wharf at San
Pedro. The pile was broken, piece flying
ON board the vessel and injuring him seri-
ously-
Young Man Fatally Shot.
RED BLUFF, June 13th.-[By Postal Tel
egraph. John NJ. Wilson, son of Hon
H. G. Wilson, shot himself through the
head this evening. Death was instantane.
Gus. He was one of the most promising
young men of this county, and about &c
years of age.
IT WAS ACCIDENTAL.
RED BLUFF, June 18th. Johnny Wilson
while handling pistol in front of his res
idence, Just before dark, shot himself in the
right temple and died Immediately.
A Journalists Heavenly Call"
Los ANGELES, July 13th.-0nly a few
days ago Washington Barter resigned hi:
position as telegraph editor of the Herald
Joe Lynch's paper, for the purpose of going
to San Francisco, as his friends thought
He astonished everybody by appearing il
the pulpit of GRANGE Methodist Episcopal
Church yesterday after the pastor haC
preached his regular sermon. He claims
that while asleep on Saturday night he haC
vision, in which he was commanded by
the Savior to 60 and preach the gospel.
A Shocking Death.
SAN Francisco, June 13th-Michae
Spearman, who was employed in the Pa
cific Rolling Mills, on the Potrero, was in
stantly killed this morning while adjusting
belt on one of the pulleys. His righ
arm was caught in the belt, his body
was drawn over the pulley, and his brain:
dashed out by his head striking the ceiling
Spearman was married and lived on Fol
som street.
Attempts to Burn a Town.
PETALUMA, June 13,h.-Two attempt:
were made by unknown parties to burr
the town of Bloomfield yesterday, Will,
all the inhabitants, except eight men, were
away attending picnic An old vagran
who had been ordered to leave town is sus
pected of being the incendiary.
A Piute Squaw Killed.
Copyright, 1887, by lie California associated Pres
VIRGINIA, June 13th.-The Virginia anC
Truckee express train yesterday morninl
ran over a Piute squaw near FranktowI
station, cutting her in two.
Another Pioneer Gone.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 13th.-The flag o
the Society of California Pioneers wa
placed at half mast yesterday as a token o
respect to the memory of VIM f. Sayward
one of its members, who died in this city
He was native of Rockland, Maine, anC
came to California in 1919.
Arrival of Justice Field.
SAN Francisco, June 13th.-Justice FielC
and wife arrived to-day from the East, anC
are registered at the Palace Hotel.
The stockton Shooting-Fatal Result.
ICopyight, 1887 by the California Associated Press
STocKToN. June I3th-William Foran
who was shot through the left lung on Sun
day morning by Lloyd Harrison, died at
o'clock last night. He leaves a wife anC
one son. The inquest will be held OF
Wednesday.
Large Sale in Fresno.
Copyright, 1887, by The California associated Press
FRESNO, June 13th.-The sale is reported
to-day OF the Adobe Rancho of q, 900 acres
on the north side of the San Joaquin, fol
$4,000 The purchasers are residents o
San Francisco.
Attempt at Suicide.
Copyright, 1887, By the California associated Press
CHICO, June 18th .@Milie Foster, a dis
reputable woman, attempted suicide yes
terday morning after big spree, but wa:
saved by an emetie. Her lover had de
serted her. and she wished to die
a Booming Celebration.
Copyright, 1887, By The California associated Press
SAN Francisco June 13th.-The Fourth
of July Committee, at to-night's meeting
decided to make q grand move for boom.
ing celebration.
The Fall of the BastiIe.
Copyright. 1857. by The California AssociateI Press.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 13th.-The French
residents met tonight and final arrange
ments were made to celebrate the fall OF
the Bastile on the 14th of July.
Pleased With His Reception.
Copyright 1887, by Gie Caifonia associated Pres.
SAN Francisco, June 13th.-rspecial i
This evening the Earl OF Aberdeen and his
wife were visited at the Palace by the Cal.
edonian Club The Earl says he is highly
pleased with his San Francisco reception.
The VitriOI-Thrower.
lcoggigi 1887, By the California associated Press.
Los ANGELES, June 13th.-The Roselle
vitriol- throwing case came up in the Su-
perlor Court this morning and was post
poned until Wednesday.
Happy Thought
Copyright, 1887, By ae California Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, June 13th.-GeneraI Miles
left the city this morning for Arizona, TO
be on the ground in case of a serious out
break